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Who needs it: buildings whose meters sit in a shared room or closet behind a closed door. No NYC rule requires it.
One for each meter room door
In a lot of NYC buildings the meters sit behind a plain cellar door, next to the boiler room, the storage room and the trash room. Meter readers, electricians and firefighters often show up when the super is busy or off site, and this sign tells them which door to open.
We found no HPD or city rule that requires it, so it won’t cause a violation by itself. It is good practice, and it saves time on every reading and service call. Inside the room, the Electrical Code does require the main service switch to be marked, which our Main Line Disconnect Switch Sign covers. Many owners add an In Case of Fire Use No Water sign on the same door.
We found no HPD or city rule that requires it. It is good practice for any shared meter room.
Yes. Add it in the order notes, or design your own wording in Custom Signs.
Both. Aluminum doesn't rust and holds up in damp cellars.
Yes. Strong adhesive tape works on smooth metal doors. Ask before drilling into a fire rated door.
Most buildings add the main line disconnect sign and an In Case of Fire Use No Water sign. We make all three to match.
Yes. Ask for that wording in Custom Signs.
| Size | 10 x 3.5 in. |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum |
| Mounting | Pre-drilled holes or double-sided tape |
| Use | Indoor and outdoor |
| Made in | Brooklyn, NY |
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